Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

4onaoltan lmpnE1sl1on
EuMMI0R IuMMMM MxRomxnau.
haal nonth waa Qaiia { notiseahlo
oaa, ognlna % lha fnsa thaa a lees nnra-
Der 81 se11el1 sails2 fFem rnQnt eonnd
Lot foEelz1 po1l1 than nny eehar mnnth
ter q numhsR % yomEA Ihs faaa d doe
AltoReiaef % tho rIna q ccsss ffalQhia.
Whieh afs hlRheE noR than for navRrai
yeara pae1. Al American vessels here
tolore eneaRsd b ths fosaian trade have
EetnEnea % ne coaGA trAdo.
1he fouo9ina eIx vessels eloaRe1
ooxlDa tha month AZ aap1amhaa foR
tofeiEn portas Tha Chflinn hafk f,ovn.a.
laRtsln ". 4. 3ahnnnn, lca6ed nl Fast
0amhia. 4lo97I faet of lnmher, io.n10
plekSi1 ana moo lnthR Valoa1 a1n4f II.
and sailed o. 1aptembsF 7ah faF Co.
q1lmos. ua1Ro earrssd % oWssr's as-
/ ooant.
he Hswailan hask ssmes A. Ki.,.
oAplala q. =. Berry, loadsd a. na1sla1V
AhA. .1l6 feet OF lamheR. 5000 aAinnlss
and e9.eoQ laaha. vnaaea aa eE.07s IS,
sAlled fpE Honolnla. On ounsra assunna,
60 e9plembaF uah.
Ihe horwsalen hAEk Rcaanius, Oar.
Tain O. boyer, loaded "a Rogi nlnknly
.ne elealed e lhis Bost en eoplamhaF
30 NosQol laea ok inmhef. Waived a
et.iols for TeWngsilie. AnsAaaIla. The
oaE9o was carried for So cd per thou
Ths Bsi,ish bark narlha. uap,asn 4.
MePhers1n. loaded a Part Ln1low for
sidney, n. &. W., Co. Sc ices 81 Iura.
oeE and tRilQ pleksla. VaInsd A
86.e8sio. Tia vessel cleared On nap.
tsnn4g lolh, and earFleh he esrno for
- 81 per thousand feeA
The American bark Hope, Capasin
renhallov, cleared on 1aplambeR f1gh
Tor honciuin, with q cargo of Eumbas
which waa loaded e Port 0ambls. Ths
cargo Was oompousd of $4,000 fnos az
lnnoer, 400 pIukefs, 5000 laths ana
lDe.u0o shingles. valued a 9f6G86 %. aad
we4 taken on 9wnaH'a account.
1no last End sixth vessel 10 nail ga
tha Anarloan baRh Aiden Baaaa. Can-
tain j. O'Brien. whieh cleared a ~
xsin ul.imo for AobakooQ, with elEoo0
feea oe iumoeF and apafs, from Tanoma.
Velued g ef36Q. on owners aecounf.
TIM aArEoR aunszruN.
Tha reporter called on M. Aueust
Walla, the Ooasa HkaAmera' Unian ncsnt.
and inquired whether ahe nea osorsins
Were applying 70 him indiVianntiv for
their oEo@a He said thaR thee wnre
nos and that be uas uuahIs 30 ef,fores
the order. No was also aaked about aks
boFoolt on one of tie boaFdlnn houeea.
and said thal the unlon had ordered d
discontinued.
Henry Roihsohild, representative fer
lhe bhip 0wneFa' Association oe he
Paeinc Coast. said Mot solitary
boardluR housa kaepaE would Rlra me
men % ship unless approved b The
union's agent, - thsif hnnss would b
hoyeotteds 80 they Informed me. Tia
kate Davenport would have aailad
nearly two oAy1 meensr than she Ga II
q had net been for She Hnlon'a AGENT.
uno foTo4o auy seaman ehfppinn % The
vessel unlcoa the master nnnileA nnr-
1onaily 20 The Uuionis agent for the
crew. The kaae Dnpanpore had 30 taxa
Jess What Rea tho Union chose % alive
lhe Captain. Within the lass few DAYS.
however, The unicn appears 70 have -
uomo demoralinsd, ns my oiIloa hes been
beaisasd With seamen. both Cullen ana
''neebs." !" Who ere anxioas 10 ship. lnds-
pendent % walls
my eoErsspondenca with the ship
owners indicates thai Steps uill b TAX
% soon 90 bring larRo number Of aaa@
men from the Atlantic eoasl. This via
make sailors plentiful On the anasi, and
ihe wages vii then eonasqnenaly b
mach lover. Sailors are nos very
.earoe noe as I eoala supply twiee e.
many vessels - ] have done. o..
have no tear but all vessels will he ae.
.ommodased With uaiiafa as fast aa they
1eaiEs thsm."
xecAE Moxna.
Tho Weakly Cal PnbliahInn Oam.
pAny have e0nelnded 10 oahn nhiinh -
evening paper. Tho aFst nuabeF VII
BE- iasued on next MnRdAg. ana will
eontain tele1fsphtc na@s.
tt WAa Kumored On the streets today
that . yell known eonfFaetor, Wm.
winters had lett for Z foreign olins,
leaving several mourning creditors BE-.
hind. NJ. winters left on iasi Wednen-
day foE NlosoFiA, after dlaeina q large
paymant due on The McCuFdy block.
His emplgyss have net been compen-
saked Tor their services. Mr.. MaInnis,
winters partner, diselafms any knoRi-
edRe Of WibteFt' whefsahouts.
Tbe Chllian BARK Bella Vista cleared
for hanaimo - tbs Gillian Consulate
today. OsRtain w. ksone, f0Fmesly OF
Tie British barb voa Moltks, viii take
eoumand of the Bella Vista, Hha via
Ioad pllss e Chesanns MiiIs ara MI
Fobably b placed under the Bolivian
naa. Nick bichaFd, Of San FRMnoiseo,
the puFooaass, b in town lookibg afler
bis haw pfoDsriy.
Ihe sieameF Dispatch arrived this
morning from Oiallam County posls On
ths Straits, with The followfan paaaan.
esys; William Crawford. 0. Helson, and
II. Andnfaan, from Fggnhf; Charlan
noyea, from Port Agkeissl q. q. Pui-
eher hnd Robert HAAu. from Danaenaaa.
J.F. HaFb ana D. u. Hart have been
ss.sss .sss,.s e ne & on.sa s,s sis. %
AnRoles 70 Tatooeh Island. Thsy uill
Be siationed a Orsacen1 nay and Oko
h,seI ssapeellvsiy